Alice Cooper

In April 1988, Alice Cooper was riding the wave of a remarkable comeback, having released the album 'Constrictor' just the previous year. This record marked a significant return to form for the shock rock icon, showcasing a harder, more metallic sound that appealed to a new generation of fans. The live performance at the Manchester Apollo captures Cooper at a transformative point in his career, blending classic hits with fresh material. It's interesting to note that during this period, he was also reinvigorating his theatrical stage presence, which had become synonymous with his identity as an artist. The show highlights not just his musical prowess but his flair for dramatic storytelling and captivating visuals. Even in this incomplete show, you can sense that electric energy Cooper brings to the stage, reminding us just why he’s a legend in the rock world.

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